By Rodrigo Verney, November 29 2022—
There is a difference between great and exceptional. Often the difference is mild. It’s in the way you try a bit harder than you did yesterday. Everybody wants to be great, but the sacrifices … Read the rest
By Enobong Ukpong, October 13 2022—
The 18-foot high, 4.5 ton sculpture was installed by George Norris for the 1975 Centennial Program, according the University of Calgary website. Although the piece was untitled, it has become known as “The Prairie … Read the rest
By Krishna Shetye, January 18 2020—
Leaving the comfortable nest of academia and education can be very intimidating for students who are suddenly thrust into the job market and left to fend for themselves. To give guidance and an opportunity to … Read the rest
By Cristina Paolozzi, January 13 2021—
For many fans of fiction writing, the horror genre is exciting, tense and leaves uncomfortable impressions regarding characters set in everyday life. For Calgary-based author Mike Thorn, the uncomfortable nature of the horror genre … Read the rest
By May Domingo, October 7 2020—
Andrew Pearce is the recipient of one of the 2020 Arch Awards from the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Science. He achieved great things as a BSc’84 and MSc’88 alumni, one being his rise … Read the rest
By Tori Taylor, September 6 2019 —
On Sept. 6 we celebrated the beginning of the new school year and the end of Fall Orientation. This annual Kickoff football game has drawn over 65,000 fans through McMahon Stadium since 2006. … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, August 31 2018 —
Many students have heard University of Calgary fables about cars hanging from the red arch or a student climbing the Social Sciences building with squash balls, but an on-campus event during Alumni Weekend … Read the rest
By Nikayla Goddard, September 15 2017 —
Five months after graduating, two University of Calgary Schulich School of Engineering alumni started a business atypical of their field. Odai Almoqadam and Raied Aburashed run Harf Design, a fashion company that explores … Read the rest
